I Am Not a Robot My Year Using AI to Do (Almost) Everything

"Stern is exactly the sort of writer you want to read on the question of how useful A.I. can be in real life." - The New Yorker

"Stern's balanced, clear-eyed assessments and crisp, funny prose make this stand out among the growing crowd of books on AI." - Publishers Weekly

"A lighthearted, accessible account." - The New York Times

"'I am not a robot,' we say, to the website, to the algorithm, to one another, to ourselves. Stern has written the clearest account yet of why it has become so difficult to say with conviction." - The Boston Globe

"A guide to the future for ordinary people." - The Christian Science Monitor

"In this slyly tongue-in-cheek, often unsettling account, technology journalist Stern chronicles her AI-enhanced life. She tried out self-driving cars, chatbot companions, digital fitness coaches, AI-written emails, robot masseuses, mechanical pets-even AI-generated music, literature, and life advice. The result is a highly personal portrait of what it feels like to stand on the edge of technological transformation." - Kirkus

"Stern's witty and accessible book will appeal. Her personal story mixed with her expertise makes for a page-turning read." - Amazon Editor